Listed on the national register of historic places, this famous Homestead was settled during the famous land run of 1889. The property is about 10 acres in size and houses several buildings. These include a school house, the Victorian family home for the Harns, and Oklahoma's first two story building. In addition to serving as a tourist venue, this is also a popular place for Oklahomas to get married. You can also host fundraising, civic or corporate events here. Visitors are treated to an insight into the waste not want not work ethic of the original Oklahoman settlers.

• Scheduled appointment must be made for group tours of over 15 people.

• Seniors (65 and over): $4
• Military (with ID): $4

• Regular hour guided tours: 11 a.m, 1:30 p.m, and 3 p.m.
• Summer guided tours: 9:30 a.m, 11:00 a.m, and 1:00 p.m.
• Guided tours last about an hour or less.
• Closed during all federal holidays.

• Bus 18 stop N Lincoln Blvd at Culbertson Dr.
• Buses 01 and 023 stop N Lincoln Blvd at NE 16th St.

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